On Sat, Dec 21, 2002 at 09:57:26PM +0100, Krister Walfridsson wrote:
> PR 4260 notes that the yacc output has problems on platforms that do not
> have ANSI C realloc(3), and thus crash on realloc(NULL, x). I don't
> personally care about those systems, and would like to close the PR with
> a message saying that these systems are too old to be supported. OTOH, we
> do the #if __STDC__ song and dance regarding prototypes etc., so we are
> trying to work on at least some non-ANSI systems...
> 
> So what is the "correct" thing to do?

IMO, it would be to simply close the PR. If we accepted such request,
some people soon might request to back out removing __P() in userland
programs (and other ANSI changes as well), because they don't compile
in pre-ANSI systems. 

Jun-Young

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